Brunswick Routs St Josephs 59 52 on Railroaders Court
Brunswick defeated St Joseph's of Martinsburg 59 to 52 on Monday night on the Railroaders court. The preliminary game went to the Twelfth Graders while the main event saw Lou Guy Cunningham and Boo Hailey contribute for Brunswick. St Joseph's led early, Brunswick surged to lead by intermission and held on in the second half as the Railroader defense pressured the backboards. Brunswick (49) players Foltz Manuel Jones Israel Hatley Dixon Cunningham and others contributed while St Joseph's (52) featured Walker Te Rean French Bivens Lewis Fowler and teammates. Referees Bokesch and Murray timed the game with Brumbaugh and L Mills scoring.
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Brunswick
St Joseph's
Martinshurz
W. Va
Railroaders
Jayvees
Railroader
St. Joe's
Louj Guy Cunningham
Boo Hailey
Catale &Yett
Betas
Walter
Maryland State School
G. F. Tp
Foltz
Manuel
Jones
Israel
Hatley
Dixon
Gies
Cunningham
St. Joseph's
G. F. T. Walker
Bivens
Lewis
Fowler
Bokesch and
Murray
R. Skeath
Brumbaugh
L. Mills
Allie Reynolds Signs Contract
Abe Reynolds of the New York Yankees signed his 1954 contract in St. Petersburg Florida with General Manager George Weiss announcing. Details were undisclosed but Reynolds sought a substantial raise over last year’s 87 500. The signing eases club pressure as Reynolds is viewed as a key pitcher for the champion Yankees.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Abe Reynolds
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Reynolds
Eest
Jayvees
Esa Enum
J Roarback
Oklahoma City
Rexnolds
Engle
Knight
Salis-pears
Wenner
Mills
Sigler
Reynolds Hammond T
Patan
Jayveess
Allie
Weiss
Yank Brass
Philadelphia
Florida
Robin
Impressive Victory For Maryland School
Charlesville resident Chester L Stone earned a $200 Sears prize for fifteen muskrat skins in a national fur competition. A War II veteran and longtime trapper, Stone hails from a 23 acre Frederick county farm and says trapping is a hobby that supports his recreation and sports interest.
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Betty Sullivan
LaSalle
D'Terville Cadillar VaVerendros
Ecore
Daniel Boone
Frederick
George Rogers Clark
Stull
Midwest Territory
Beth Mal
United States
Illinois
Zimmerman
Sears
Wathersville
Marend
Kreh
Chester L. Stone
Charlesville
Sears Roebuck Company
Merchandise House
Mr.Stane
Girard Gallup
Sears Raw
Stone
Harlem Globe Trotters to Meet Honolulu Surfriders in exhibition
Promoter Hidenour announces an armory exhibition in Frederick with traveling teams. The Harlem Globe Trotters will face the Honolulu Surfriders in the main event, followed by a Kansas City Stars farm club matchup and a preliminary featuring Hose of David. The event starts March 14 with ticket sales beginning Friday.
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Fidenour
Hincerstown
Frederick
Hub City Armory Court
Walkersville Bowling League notes and trapping items
Walkersville Bowling League events and a feature on fur trapping by Mr. Stone in the Monocacy area. The article covers muskrat, mink, fox, and other furs, baiting, and trapping methods, with remarks by Mayor Rice and attendance at a luncheon. It also notes a San Diego walking record claim, Army beat Pitt, St Francis invited, and local sport mentions.
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Mr. Stone
Rice
Mons Day
Donald B. Rice
C. and
O. Canal
Niemann Brunk
Francis Scott Key
Lawrence Crickenberger
George Slagle
Chamber of Commercce
Kenneth Keyser
Yellow Springs
Cadets Score Mary Triumph
Frederick High School defeated Walkersville 60 to 38 on the Glade Court. The Cadets trailed 4 to 7 early but surged in the third period, overcoming a 11 point deficit to win. It was the tenth win against seven losses this season with a home double header against Montgomery Blair High School upcoming Friday.
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Frederick
Frederick Beats Hagerstown In Intercity All Star Game
Frederick defeated Hagerstown 79 to 68 at the Hub Armory in a preliminary intercity basketball clash. Top scorers for Frederick were Jon Stockman Al Routzahn and Larson as Hagerstown’s first loss of the season followed by a main event where Hagestown Cabineers edged Harlem Hoboes 8-66.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Hub Armory
All-Stars
Jon Stockman
al Routzahn
Larson
Hagestown Cabineers
Harlem Hoboes
Umpires Association To Meet On Monday
Frederick Umpires Association schedules a 7 30 p m meeting at the Legion Home to decide if its 1954 membership can cover league officiating this season. Secretary Bill Lyerly and President Harry Curry urge active members to attend or notify intentions to remain active as many former umpires have moved away or are unavailable. The meeting will determine how many leagues the group can serve this year.
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Frederick Umpires Association
Lemon Still Out
Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Lemon said he does not expect trouble with management over 1954 contract terms. He remains unsigned along with Barry Wrenn and Bob Feller among eight players not yet signed. The report notes last season’s 20 game winner and mentions a continued pay dispute.
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Lemon
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Barry Wrenn
Bob Feller
Indians
Long Beach
Dukes of Duquesne Face Week of Tests for No 1 Rank
The AP poll shows Duquesne 21-0 atop college basketball, with Kentucky also 21-0. Indiana holds third, Western Kentucky fourth, Oklahoma A&M fifth, Notre Dame sixth. Duke enters top 10 at No 10 as Kansas and UCLA crack top 20. Wichita, Oklahoma City, Dayton, and Colorado A&M rise. Duquesne’s schedule includes Bowling Green, Cincinnati, and Dayton amid title chase. Kentucky faces Vanderbilt and Auburn and leads LSU in the SEC.
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New York
Dukes of Duquesne
Kentucky
Associated Press
Indiana
Western Kentucky
Oklahoma A & M
Notre Dame
Duquesne
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Wildcats
Louisiana State
Dukes of Pittsburgh
Cinciinati Frieday
Dayton
Duke
Iowa
Ilinois
Ohio State
Illinois
Holy Gross
Seattle
George Washington
Maryland
LaSalle
Kansas
U.C.L.A
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Colorado A&m
Young Swede Wins Indoor Tennis Title
Sven Davidsson, a tall 25 year old from Stockholm, defeated Kurt Nielsen 3-6 6-1 6-1 6-4 to win the national indoor tennis championship in New York. Nielsen, the Wimbledon finalist, showed strong serve before fading to the Swedish champion in 67 minutes before about 1,500 spectators at Seventh Regiment Armory.
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New York
Sweden
Sven Davidsson
Denmark
Kurt Nielsen
Robert Wagner
Seventh Regiment Armory
Stockholm
Nielsen
Art Larsen
Davidsson
College Scores Across The Nation From The Week
A sprawling roundup lists multiple college basketball results including Duquesne 79 over Bowling Green 62 and Notre Dame 62 over Penn 47, with Princeton 59 defeating Yale 57 and Columbia 69 beating Harvard 51. Other notable outputs include Army 82 over Pitt 72, Villanova 62 over Lemoyne 4, CCNY 64 over St Johns, and St Johns by Houston College 87 over Buffalo 65. Additional game lines show Indiana 64 over Illinois 66, Wisconsin 64 over Minnesota 79, Michigan 70 over Northwest 80, Oklahoma 76 over Michigan State, and many more scores across conferences and campuses. The snippet ends with a flood of miscellaneous results including Texas Tech 97 over TAEM 54 and New Mexico 65 over Montana U 76.
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Bowling Green
Notre Dame
Penn
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Army
Pitt
Villanova
Lemoyne
Fordham
Wagner
CCNY
St John's
Hoston College
Provide
Buffalo
Collate
Midwest Town
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Illnois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
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Mich
State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas
Nebraska
Wichita
Houston
Tulsa
Detroit
Bradley
UL Wesleyan
Depaut
Lawrence Ted
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Cincinn
LSU
Alabama
Georgia
Geo
Tulane
Miss
Gavilan Seeks Another Upset Defeating Cunningham
Welterweight champion Kid Gavilan is a 10-2 favorite over Johnny Cunningham in Miami Beach tomorrow night in a tuneup for his title shot against Bobo Olson. Cunningham, who beat Carter last year, vows he still has a chance. The bout, not televised, is expected to draw about 3,600 fans for roughly 14,000 in gross receipts. Gavilan expects to weigh 153 pounds tomorrow and 155 for Olson. Cunningham, a Baltimore garbage-truck worker, fights for a better life and to support his wife and six children after earning under 1,000 for the Carter upset.
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Britain
Randy Turpin
Italy
Tiberio Mitri
Jack Solomons
Solomons
Torino
Olympic Stadium
Miami Beach
Fla
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Cunningham
Bobo Olson
Gavilan
Cunningham
Jimmy Carter
Livia Minelli
Boston
Olson
Chicago
Mo Cunningham
Baltimore City
Carter
Roundup Of Sports By Gayle Talbot
Gayle Talbot reflects on the Texas Open at Brackenridge Park in San Antonio noting a dramatic scoring shift. He cites modern equipment and surer greens as key reasons why today’s scores dwarf those of Hogan and Palmer era rounds.
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Gayle Talbot
San Antonio
Chandler Harper
Johnny Palmer
Harper
Ralph Blomquist
Brackenridge Park
Ney
Walter Hagen
MacDonald Smith
Bill Mehlhorn
Bobby Cruickshank
Espinosa Brothers
Fights Last Night Reported by AP
Brooklyn's Gene Smith stopped Dave Gallardo in a 127 pound bout while Holyoke's Gerald Dreyer halted Johnony Bowman Brown in New York. A South Africa native also featured, as the night showcased diverse fighters and a cooking tip notes casseroles stretch meat budgets.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Gene Smith
Washington
Dave Gallardo
Los Angeles
Holyoke
Mass
Gerald Dreyer
South Africa
Johnony Bowman Brown
New York
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Jim Behrens
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Renner
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Routzahn
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Moore
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Thtursday Sight
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Lon
San Diego Evening Tribune
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St. Francis College of Brooklyn
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Layman
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Frederick Motor Co
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Panthers Catoctin Tile Co
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R. Fyler
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Joe
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White
Smith
Gallardo
Washington, D. C
Eastern Parkway Arena
South
Barney Felix
Wayside
E. Patrick St. Ph
N. Market St
Southwest Arkansas
TAEM
Texas Tech
Arizona
Montana U
New Mexico
Delphey’s Sport Store
West Patrick Street
THE
W. Patrick St
FORD
Walter Feaga
Austin Gibbons
Frank Korrell, JR
Carlos Myers
Ralph Smith
Clyde Koons
Jack” Forney
Carmack Bros
George Grossnickle
Myersville
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